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Which argument supports the idea that viruses are alive?

AViruses have a cell membrane.
BViruses contain unique genetic information.
CViruses replicate in a host.
DViruses do not produce proteins.

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"Viruses contain unique genetic information" is the one argument among the choices given in the question that supports the idea that viruses are alive. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope that this is the answer that has come to your help.

The only argument in the question's alternatives that supports the view that viruses are living is "viruses have unique genetic content."

The second choice, or option "B," is the right answer among all the possibilities presented in the question.

What distinguishes viruses from other organisms?

They are one-of-a-kind in that they can only exist and reproduce inside the cells of other living organisms. The cell in which they multiply is known as the host cell.

A virus is made up of a core of genetic information, either DNA or RNA, that is wrapped by a protein-based protective covering called a capsid.

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